MY DAUGHTER IS A CULTIST! SE

I put her up for adoption!

i mean for 2 dollars i think id rather buy a handburger or something ...

Duration: 1 hour(s) Is your daughter being weird again? It’s probably fine. Just leave her alone and she’ll come back to you like a full new person. Bet our late wife will love it. So this is an adventure game that takes place in a small house in Japan. You wake up, you look around your house to see what's changing, then go try to talk to your daughter. That's it. There isn't a lot to the game. It is mostly about the aesthetic and atmosphere than anything else. It's cosmic horror, you know? The aesthetic is pretty nice. Just black and white, with maybe a few little sprinkles of color for a treat. The models and stuff are nothing to write home about, but they weren't distracting or anything. Consistent. Adequate. Which is nice when the game comes with a photo mode. More games should have a random photo mode. So since the made reason to play this game is basically just for the story, let's get into that here. The story is told through journal entries you find. The more you find, the more the mystery is unraveled. You know, normal in stories. And without spoiling too much, yeah, the daughter is getting into things she shouldn't be checking into. There are four endings as well, so …

There's some nice B/W visuals on display, but there's a bit of graphical jankiness, some of the letter-hunting can become tedious after a while (especially since a lot of them are discovered by clicking random places on the walls themselves), and replaying the whole game over and over just to try different endings can become tiresome. The menu display could have been better presented too. Overall; admirable, but repetitive and a bit on the flimsy side. Buy if you really want to support a small time creator with some good vision, but don't expect anything polished.

not worth the time.😏

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